-
Persian force is
numbered at 2,000 soldiers, with 3,000
Arabs led by Īās b.
Qabīṣa. The
enemy was from the Bakr b. Wāʾel, a
large tribal confederation whose...
-
Tamim tribe. He was also
married to Bahriyya, the
daughter of Hani ibn
Qabisa, a
distinguished Arab
commander at the
Battle of Dhi Qar (609) who hailed...
- was a
Muslim astrologer, astronomer, and mathematician.
Originally from
Qabisa in Iraq,
Alchabitius later went to
Aleppo where he
worked for and lived...
- al-Qushayriyya
Bahla Children Abd al-Malik
Habib Marwan Mudrik Al-Mufaddal
Muhammad Al-Mughira
Qabisa Yazid Ziyad Abu
Uyayna Hind
Parent Abu
Sufra al-Azdī...
- al-Kindi (717–720,
governed during the rule of
Caliph Umar II)
Ishaq ibn
Qabisa ibn Dhu'ayb al-Khuza'i (724–743,
governed during the rule of
Caliph Hisham;...
- prowess. Yazid's
mother was a
daughter of an Azdite, Sa'id (or Yazid) ibn
Qabisa ibn Sarraq. Al-Muhallab parti****ted in the
early Muslim conquests in Iran...
- Born
Muhammad ibn Abi al-Wafa ibn
Ahmad al-Adawi al-Mawsili 1163 (1163)
Qabisa,
Mosul Died 1235 (aged 71–72)
Aleppo Occupation(s) linguist, poet, teacher...
-
formed part of the
Qaysi tribal nobility of the city,
along with
Hammam ibn
Qabisa al-Numayri. Abd
Allah fought in the army of Mu'awiya ibn Abi Sufyan, the...
